
A comprehensive exploration of contemporary experimental, psychedelic, noise & other obscure music. Hosted by Andy Ortmann (curator of the Nihilist Records label and member of longtime noise project Panicsville) presenting his obsessive perspective on the new difficult music. Peripheral and relating genres, including ethereal, electronic & extreme metal should also be expected in this weekly progr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Goblin - "L'Alba Dei Morti Viventi (Originale)" - Virus OST
John Wiese - "Alligator Born in Slow Motion" - Seven of Wands
Franco Battiato - "La Stagione Dell'amore" - Le Stagioni del Nostro Amore
F.G. Experimental Laboratory - "Happiness (excerpt)... more
Anal Cunt - "Drum & Bass" - Untitled
David Jaeger - "Star Song (excerpt)" - Musical Portrait series
Ruth White - "Spleen" - Flowers of Evil
Bathory - "In Conspiracy with Satan" - Bathory
Felix Kubin - "Menthol Radio Swing" - Matki Wandalki
Intri... more
Negativland - "Freedom's Waiting" - Free
Mladen Franco - "Clowns Are In Town" - Children, Pets and Clowns
Negativland - "Bud Choke's Smiling Voice" - Over the Edge Vol.9; The Chopping Channel
The Leather Nun - "Ensam I Natt" - Slow Death
William ... more
Conjuro - "Of the Fog of the Sea Feeding Sirens with Human Blood" - Endless Vampyric Conjurations
Ariel Kalma - "Voyage Au Centre De La Tête (1975)" - Nuits Blanches Au Studio 116
Chrome - "Open Up (Locust Door)" - Chrome Box
The Anaksimandros - "... more
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Great selections in every show.
Amazing archive of previous shows and proof that there’s always cool new and old sounds to find.
Thanks.
Just brilliant.
Great podcast IMO. Music is right up my alley.
The only music podcast that’ll play the best screams in rock (based on a poll of NYC record store clerks) and an episode based on the theme of “kitchens.” Good times, but not necessarily nice music. Like strong black coffee, it’s bracing and eye-opening.
I've been a long time noiser, I guess you could say. I moved up to Vermont and its hard to find the kind of music I was accustomed to when I lived in Philly. My co-workers listen to classic rock and nu-metal radio at work and my head was going to explode. This podcast has saved me hours of relentlessly mashing my head against the nearest wall. Thank you.
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A host-led deep dive into experimental, psychedelic, noise, and related underground music. Episodes showcase a rapid-fire, track-forward journey through archival and contemporary releases, with contextual notes on artists, labels, and film connections. Celebrating a dense, encyclopedic catalog literacy, the show blends personal storytelling, label shout-outs, and niche cultural references to create a distinctive, immersive listening experience that appeals to dedicated listeners of obscure sound worlds.
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